An archaeology of the cosmos: rethinking agency and religion in ancient America

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Historical and Architectural Studies Study and Philosophy of Religion Latin American history and culture

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1. Beliefs 2. Religion from the Top Down 3. Agency 4. Bundles 5. Bundling 6. Intimate Parallelisms 7. Religion from the Ground Up 8. Bringing Religion to a Standstill 9. Cosmological Deposits 10. Positioning Theory

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